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Pink Thing of the Day: Pink Pig Thing in a Tutu with Cowboy Hat

Wicker Pig
Photo By Gail

This week’s Pink Thing, a Pink Pig in a Red Tutu with a Silver Cowboy Hat (who may or may not be related to This Guy) was spotted in a Brother Jimmy’s BBQ Restaurant on the corner of 8th Avenue and 33rd Street in Manhattan. You can see that the pig is adorned with tiny Christmas lights, which the restaurant probably turns on once night falls and the joint gets to jumping, as they say.

Pink Thing Of The Day: Mannequin With Pink Wig

Mannequin with Pink Wig
Photo By Gail

Here’s another sweet shot from my trip to Palm Springs last Christmas. There’s a Saks Fifth Avenue at a swanky outdoor mall located in the adjacent town of Palm Desert, and I snagged a serious cache of blog fodder from their many eye catching in-store displays. This very fetching pink-haired mannequin is pimping a “Little Somethings for the Ladies”. . . whatever that may entail.

Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Mannequin Bust

Pink Mannequin Bust
Photo By Gail

What’s most interesting about this Hot Pink bust of a lovely African American lady, is that it’s not in use as your standard display mannequin, despite the fact that it is clearly in the middle of a clothing section of a department store. In this instance, it is really more like a sculpture; more like  a work of art meant to enhance the consumer’s shopping experience, I think. In my case, it was highly effective.

Photographed at Saks Fifth Avenue, The Gardens on El Paseo, Palm Desert, California.

Yes, It Exists: Skull Sweater for Dogs

Skull Sweater
All Photos By Gail

Nothing says “I am a badass, and so is my dog” like this fuckin’ Dog Sweater with a Skull on it. Available for $45 at Saks Fifth Avenue, The Gardens on El Paseo, Palm Desert, California.

Skull Sweater on Toy Dog
Skull Sweater Displayed on Toy Dog Model

Frankenstein’s Monster Keebler Product Display

Frankenstein Keebler Display
 Photo By Gail

I guess that Keebler crackers and cookies just taste scarier when they are displayed on a giant cardboard likeness of Frankenstein’s Monster. Because, Halloween.